Review Inky For Mac
For many of us, there's nothing more important to do online than check, read, and write emails. Inky is an email desktop client that brings all your email accounts together under one roof. It offers most of the features you're used to, and something different as well. This is just one of the possible ways to read emails with Inky.
You can control almost every element. Like and, Inky tries to find a new way to play the old email game, and with interesting results. The program is not even officially launched for PC yet, but it's out there and available to use on your desktop, with mobile and tablet versions in the works. The received a favorable review from Macworld. To get started with Inky, you'll need to connect your email accounts. If you're using a big provider such as Gmail, Hotmail (Outlook.com), Yahoo, etc., Inky will recognize and fill in the necessary settings for you.
If you're using a different email provider or Google Apps on your own domain, you will have to set things up manually. This process wasn't as smooth as I expected, with several failed attempts to get my Google Apps account recognized, but after leaving everything be for several hours, I came back to Inky and managed to connect my accounts instantly. Working with Inky is both different from and similar to everything you're used to. Inky takes elements from common email clients and adds its own unique touches, creating a sum that's greater than its parts. You can add as many accounts as you want to Inky, and decide which ones you want to include in your Unified Inbox. Smart Views such as Social, Daily Deals, and Subscriptions can also be included, and will attempt to automatically recognize emails from your social networks, daily deals providers, etc. You don't have to use the Unified Inbox, though.
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Your workflow is entirely up to you, and checking each account separately is possible, and even easy. One of Inky's most prominent features is its interface flexibility. Unlike Gmail, where you have almost no control over your email interface, Inky lets you decide what your client is going to look like.
No matter what interface you choose, all other options remain readily accessible through dropdown menus on top. With these you can also sort your emails to display only unread emails, only flagged messages, only emails with attachments, only emails you haven't replied to, and so on. It's also easy to sort emails by day, time, subject, author, size, and even relevance. The composer comes with many useful features, and it automatically saves drafts. Aside from attempting to clean up your inbox by filtering the likes of daily deals emails to its Smart Views mailboxes, Inky will also try to figure out how relevant each email is to you.
A blue drop next to each email represents this message's relevance level--dark blue for relevant, light blue for not so relevant. Naturally, you can tell Inky when it's wrong, slowly teaching it which emails are really relevant to you. Another way to catch important emails is by enabling the Personal Smart View, which catches all emails from known contacts and aggregates them into one mailbox. Unlike many Web interfaces, Inky presents email threads with the newest email on top, and each thread is expandable right in the mailbox.
This makes it super easy to read long threads, as long as you don't mind reading them from newest to oldest (it's possible to go the other way around, but it's no longer that easy). Within each message, you'll find all the usual options such as reply, forward, archive, and move to a different folder, but also other options such as copy message, save as, forward as attachment, and more.
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Inky For Mac
With one click, you can mark a message as unread or flag it, and also mark its relevance. The editor itself provides all the features you've come to expect from an email client, including formatting, emoticons, links, images, spell checking, and attachments. RTL support is not optimal. Many options are available through keyboard shortcuts as well, and there are several shortcut sets to choose from. Make sure you review these carefully, though; it's possible to set Inky to use Gmail's shortcuts, but these are not completely identical to the ones on Gmail. Make sure you know which shortcut does what. The current Inky experience is not bug-free, unfortunately.